Passenger Freight Collision Kills One in Indiana
A westbound Pennsylvania Limited and an eastbound freight collided near Larwill Indiana early Tuesday. One man died and several were seriously hurt. Engineer Crowell misread orders causing the wreck. crew escaped by leaping. Local officials noted track conditions contributed to the tragedy.
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CE Ort Wayne
Ind
Avi
téés-Hart
Larwil
James. Ralfsnyder
Crestline
C. Baggagretrd
Tovarett
Oliver Yéhert
Elmer Stafford
H.C. Sattler
Norfolk
Neb
James Robinson
L. Gy Betts
Chicago
Wm. Bawilton
C. F. Fieldstock
A. L. Fill
Jersey City
Tohn Hebert
Hebert
Larwill
Crowell
No Signs of Peace Amid War Preparations
Fragmented report from Yokohama notes the cabinet finalizing preliminaries to place war funds under imperial control. Government moves to authorize expenditures and empower a special council of war at imperial headquarters, signaling escalated wartime measures.
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Tokin
Yokohama
Ecbme
Remarkable Reporting at National Teachers Association Exhibition
A Washington official stenographer Fred Ipeland demonstrated extremely fast shorthand at the National Short Hand Teachers Association exhibition, writing 2000 words per minute from dictation. The crowd and speakers praised the feat, with Ren Pine calling shorthand the father of shorthand and lauding the speed and accuracy of the work.
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Caejunati
Nationals
Short Hand Teachers’ Association
Fred Ipeland
Jivten of Representatives
Washington
Ireland
Ieee
Guy
Ren Pine
Amperics
Aeperch
Man Exonerated After Fatal Shooting in St Joseph
A St Joseph man is exonerated after admitting to fatally wounding another man. Police and chief officials say the shooter fired during a confrontation, leading to a deadly incident at a noted location. The accused was released in a calculated move as investigations unfold.
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St. Joseph
St, Joseph
Tecies Prats
W Grote
Haygadpen
Flenie Wes
Unclear: Multiple Crimes and Accidents Reported
Fragmentary OCR text reports a cashier robbery totaling $12,000 and an arrest, plus mentions a homicide case Frank White executed and a railway derailment with injuries. The scattered items reference victims, suspects, and a farm user, but details are incomplete and names split.
Militia Clash Ends With Arrest After Barricaded Attorney
In Cripple Creek Colorado ex congressman Johan M. Glover barricaded his office to resist surrender of arms. Col Verdeckberg’s militia surrounded the building after Glover fired. he was wounded and captured after nine shots were exchanged. Governor Peabody criticized the act calling Glover a cheap anarchist.
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Cidek
de Cripple’ Creek
Alyay
Johan Mgloyer
Atissouri
Verdeckberg
Glover
Glaover
Gov. Peabody
Werdeckberg
Maj. Naylor
Giren
Fearful Chicago Death Claim Spurs Autopsy Findings
An elderly African American woman Virginia Jackson died under strange circumstances in Chicago. Dr Springer ruled she was not poisoned but died from heart failure caused by a suspected poisoning fear, noting the heart burst during autopsy. A neighbor reported seeing a brownish bottle with liquid, aiding the preliminary inquiry.
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Chicago
Olas
Corsuers
Springer Folowing
Virginia Jackson
Tr. Bpringer
Dynamite Blast Kills Twelve in Kiestna Italy
A dynamite explosion in Kiestna near Naples kills twelve and injures many as authorities had banned fireworks. The blast reportedly stemmed from dynamite found in a group setting despite the prohibition, with several victims among locals and rescuers.
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Kiestna
Italy
Naples
Christine Gencon
Lin Eyor
Tesina
LYNCHING THREAT TURNS DEADLY SHOOTING AND MURDER
A violent incident leaves Riley Webh dead after a man named Shepherd allegedly attacked a family. The report mentions severe torture of the wife Mars shepherd, an infant involved, and Shepherd’s arrest at Whitelnipg pad amid regional unrest and threats of further lynching.
Shooting in St. Louis Leaves Contractor Dead
A contractor, Grote, fatally wounds H. G. Edmundson at a hotel in St. Louis after a dispute. Edmundson and a woman were injured. Grote fled with a shotgun as police search for suspects amid a broader, chaotic incident involving mines and arrests.
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Grote
H. G. Edmundson
St. Toxzeph
Afac
Eichanndean
G. W. Grote
Santh Sa
Joerg
Sidlowere
Bushand
Gipnie
Gipnie Aged An Shotgun and Fired Shraeh A Panel In the Dear, Tlente
Girotes Am
Mad Superintendent Ler king of the Thurlingian letter scare
A garbled note from a threatened figure claims $5000 must be paid by Sunday night or a target will be killed. police say the letter originated in Chicago and warnings spread through the area.
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Ackmailer
Toseph
Lerking
Thurlingian
Levier
Gi Watson
Alo
Odell Carter
Perkins
Foul Play Suspected After Mysterious Massed Death
An unclear report describes a death scene with several named individuals and locations, including a hospital and a checkpoint. Authorities are investigating possible foul play and the events surrounding the death are under inquiry with related personnel and institutions referenced.
Tragedy at Salt Lake City Ends in Murder Suicide
Unemployed barber Frank Rose surrendered at police HQ in Salt Lake City on Sunday admitting he killed his wife Christmas afternoon. Police found Mrs Rose dead on a bed in a poorly furnished cottage with a year old child nearby soaked in the mother's blood. The child, initially believed dead, cried when freed. he is in serious condition after two days in the cold room with the dead mother. The couple, recent arrivals from St Louis, had frequent quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Salt Lake City
Utah
Trank Rose
St. Louis
Alum in baking powders linked to health dangers
The article cites Prof. Schweitzer of the State University of Missouri warning that alum and soluble alumina salts in baking powders are dangerous even in small amounts. It summarizes medical publications on digestive irritation, constipation, and reduced nutrient absorption, noting risks to the heart and nerves with prolonged use. It also mentions fatalities from alum poisoning and cautions against its use in food preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweitser
State University of Missouri
Pair Weds After House Fire Keeps Bride from Meeting Groom
Ragland Mandar eland in the preatue if she reetaine of her helplhed Ambrose Cesd. who was Eiffel ig the wreck of the Diandéane i fred Wednesday etenths. Minx Bennett thanked Bla Thane officials for support as she plans to remain in America.
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MeKerxpurt
Mise
Lallian Dedaett
Ragland Mandareland
Ambrose
Cesd
Eiffel
Thomas KH
Gond
Antlire
Goel
Misa Teuned
Minx Bennett
Hheis
America
Ice Damage Hits Cincinnati Harbor After River Incident
A severe ice incident near Cincinnati harbor caused major damage to vessels and infrastructure. A Grapevine wreck and flooded river scene led to extensive loss of cargo and costly repairs along the Ohio River at Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Idlier
Incipadt
Canon Brake
Meorues
Sit
Severleer Lant
Head on collision kills several and injures many
A devastating multi vehicle crash in Alabama leaves Jon and Gace fatally injured with two Maddy Injaresd also dead. The Louisville and Nashville Mail line is disrupted as others suffer injuries including a clerk and multiple unnamed passengers. Eleven are burned and several more are injured. Authorities report a freight engine collision and a crossing error as the cause.
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Jon
Gace
Maddy
Alabma
Morris
Adlai
Louisville
Nashvville
Tate
Thollis Wright
Ike
Starr
Williaeasm
Mathers
Laars Vailes
Wakemo
Tnd
Lynching mob halted by congressman in Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs a mob of up to 1 000 men gathered at the jail after two black men George Williams and Neejey Zimerman were identified in court for alleged assaults on Mrs Sanders and Mrs Stark. Congressman Smith arrived and urged restraint guiding the crowd to disperse before militia arrived.
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Council Bluffs
George Williams
Neejey’ Zimerman
Havine
Sanders
Congressman Smith
George Sanders
Court House
Nob
Snyders
Equet House
Repeal Effort Pushes Tax Ferret Law Revisit
Iowa State Bar Association leaders press legislature to repeal the tax ferret law. A Sioux City conference with Sam Wright and Judge George O Wakefield urged lawmakers from all regions to join in calls against the measure citing fairness and practicality concerns.
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State Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
Sioux City
Sam &. Wright
Tipton
George O. Wakefield
Mir Wright
Murder Trial Casts Shadow Over Tree Movies Case
The article reports a murder investigation tied to Tree Movies with suspects including Tiddipe definnen and Walter Stallach. A coroner's jury linked Mrs Graves to death by cookfire and postmortem body work. Walter and 2, WW Graves are named in the inquiry following Mrs Graves' charred remains found last week.
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Hie
Tiddipe Definnen
Winnte Esther
Walter Stallach
Dea Motnex
Graves
Mysterious Disappearance In Town Of Hortran
J M Worigan of Lake City traveled to Chicago on Sunday night November 30 to locate goods. His absence and lack of contact alarm family and associates as efforts to contact him continue and his business affairs appear unsettled amid rumors.
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J. MM. Hortran
Trake City
J. M. Worigan
Lake City
Chicago
Dela
Chiesa
Satimias
Son
Tagan
Fey
Fire Rages Through Soldier Store and Local Property
A major blaze struck Blume Tires store in Soldier on Monday destroying stock valued around P. The building owned by IL Plianvesan was insured for 2800. Fire crews faced difficulties as water works and gas plant incurred damage in a separate Auburn incident. A separate note mentions Christmas fatalities and a robbery at Masontes with damage to a Chicago MB depot.
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Geveral
Blume Tiros
IL Plianvesan Ad
Blume Tires
Redfiehl & ER
Auburn
Rael
William Rex
Lake City
Bali
Hong Stoo
Fat
Meat Trust Battle Reaches Iowa Farmers Institute
National Live Stock Association campaigns against the meat packers at the Des Moines auditorium on December 7 8 and 9 presenting figures that Iowa ranks first in hogs and second to Texas in cattle. Secretary John C Simpson cites yearly drops in hogs and cattle while data claim packers pay underprices by about 30 dollars per cattle head and 4.50 per hog herd in a push to rally delegates.
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National Give Stock Association
National Live Stock Association
A‘meat Trust
Iowa
Texas
Tunnal Farmers” Institute
Des Moines Auditorium
Chicago Packers' Combine
John C. Simpson
State Agricultural Society
Meat Trust
Buena Vista College
Charges Made Again at the Buena Vista College
In Storm Lake a faculty dispute over President E. E. Reed leads to Prof. Voris resigning and a possible split amid sensational charges of inefficiency. Voris, a wealthy benefactor, had deep involvement in the school’s management, fueling the conflict between Reed and Voris.
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Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
E. E. Reed
Voris
Law catches Morris Elston after liquor license case
Morris Elston who sold intoxicating liquor at Storm Lake with a government license and was sentenced in Sioux City to a 150 dollar fine and thirty days in jail was recently apprehended and returned to serve his sentence. United States Marshal Tracy located him in Storm Lake and arranged his arrest after he had been out on bail.
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Morris Elston
Storm Lake
Tudee O. P. Shiras
United States Court
Sioux City
Coun
Elston
United States
Tracy Ing Fient
Gud
Train Strikes Street Car In Suburban Accident
A derailment involving a street car and a switch engine injured several passengers on a coal road line near North West Point. Motorman failed to slow and front end damaged. eight travelers evacuated amid chaotic scramble as two men and two women were hurt, one worker hospitalized with head injuries.
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Empone
Jajana
Chie
Train Fatality Near Lerimer Claims Local Youth
A young man was killed when struck by a train near Lerimer while returning from a country dance. Investigators identified the victim as Lewis Keith. the engine pilot and other crew were questioned as details emerged. Authorities described the incident as a fatal crash with the victim pronounced dead at the scene.
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Vintag
Moappes
Crest
9 Hue
Eviwers Fond
Lerimer
Towae
Lewis Keith
Fheip
Miller Gets a Judgeship in Third District
Miller, a young attorney and Methodist Church member from Des Moines, appointed by Gravernwor Cramming to serve as judge of the Third Judicial District. He studied at the Viata ine university and has practiced law in Des Moines before this appointment. A separate notice reports a dog bite incident with potential fatal outcomes.
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Clos
Cumanins
Mier
Bedford
Pudge Parrish
Miller
Emere Miller
Ten Moines
Logan Rey Taken to Chicago for Treatment
A report from Logan Gaesite details a violent attack on Lestor Davis son of A M Le editor. Davis was severely bitten in the head and hand, with skull injuries described. responders attended promptly and took him to Chicago for treatment. His condition is listed as very serious.
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Logan Rey
Chicago
Lestor Davis
A. M. le
Es Dec
Chiesga
Lis
Trains and Trials Stir Local News in Turbulent Period
A chaotic dispatch from Towa Failte reports a circulated petition supported by the Rainsbarger brothers amid gang feuds and revenge rumors. A man found dead near Starn Lake may have died from exposure with three names on his belongings. A Cherokee report identifies the victim as J Lerquist who escaped from an oxyman. Claw Cummins posts an eighty dollar reward for the killer of Richard Tigisen. A year old man named Robert was murdered at work in a diesel husking field Ontario.
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Tainsbargers
Rainsbarger
Cayls
Towa Failte
Eilerae
Poonee Famens Gang
Ano Nnikaswi
Starn Lake
J. Lerquist
Marnicorer
Claw
Cummins
Richard Tigisen
Rober
Death of nn ie Settier at Tenry Parka Ob
Obituary notes the death of nn ie Settier at Tenry Parka Ob. Family and local officials mourn the loss and plan services in the coming days.
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Nn Ie Settier
One Hundred Years Ago Plaster Beds and New Orleans Transfer
A fragment notes Buss ex County first plaster bed discovery in the United States. It recalls Louisiana formally delivered to the United States at New Orleans by Lansat acting for France with Claiborne and Wilkinson as American commissioners. Congress funded gunboats for the Mississippi defense. The Spanish forces sailed from New Orleans to Havana while U S troops encamped nearby. President Jefferson informed Congress he signed a bankruptcy bill repeal.
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United States
Bussex County
N. i
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lansat
France
Gen. Wilkinson
BR. ©. C. Claiborne
Congress
Mississippi River
Havana
Geo
James Wikincon
Jefferson
Washington
Seventy-Five Years Ago in History and Commerce
Seventy five years ago Lord Liverpool the British premier was killed at the opening of the first railroad to Liverpool. Flour was quoted at thirteen dollars a barrel for Cuba. The U S public debt was announced at fifty million dollars. Mrs Andrew Jackson died near Nashville amid rumors of scandal. Boston failed to find a mayoral candidate. Georgia extended criminal jurisdiction over Cherokee lands. Gold discoveries occurred in the Amazon valley. An attempt was made to oust Jefferson Davis from the Pierce cabinet. A request to purchase George Washington’s Mount Vernon was laid before Congress. Pierce and his wife announced weekly White House receptions. Tensions with Britain rose over voyage free passage disputes. The steamship San Francisco bound from New York to San Francisco was wrecked with many lost at sea.
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Lord Liverpool
Liverpool
Cuba
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tenu
Jackson
Cty
Boston
Sate
Georgia
Amazon River
Jefferson Davis
Pierce
George Washington
Mount Venice
Hanes of Representatives
Washington
Basil
Aragon Ritar
San Francisco
New York
Gen Arid
Fragmentary 19th Century Dispatches on Warship Patents and Slavery
The report notes the steamer Chesareske captured off Tortland Maine and a Nova Scotian harbor surrender amid British ambassador protest. It mentions petroleum feasibility for warships, a Virginia constitutional convention to abolish slavery, and Cleon Rosecrans reassigned to command the Missouri Department replacing Schofield.
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Tortland
United States
Nova Scotica
Washington
United States Naval Engineers
Union Senate of Virginia
Alexandria
Cleon. Rosecrans
Blanton
Department of the Missouri
Schofield
Thirty Years Ago Recovery by Senate Committee
A United States Senate committee found that Attorney General Williams and cabinet members under President Grant bought carriages with government funds. A Cartagena magazine exploded during bombardment, killing eighteen. Tammany Hall praised New York citizens on the conviction of Towocd vil members of his ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Senate
Williams
Pracident Grant
Cartagena
Spain
Tammany Hail
New York
Twenty Years Ago Inconsistent World Events Cited
Twenty years ago reports recount the Tonisiana Iot oleny drawing halted in New Orleans. Marie Colombier faces Parisian horsewhipping amid alleged memoirs on Sarah Bernhardt. Sir William Harcourt and guests at Gladstone's dinner in Trawarden evade detectives after threat by Tenians. Fictional line notes shifting fates across New York and beyond.
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New Orleans
Marie Colombier
Sarah Bernhardt
Eyas
Paris
Iutler
William Vernon Harcourt
Gladstone
Trawarden
Pomeroy
Acre
New York
Unclear OCR Plaintext From Historical Report
Fragmentary selection mentions a battle in Tra- Zilina and references to casualties, revolutions, and distressed individuals. Several proper names and places are garbled, leaving the core events and actors unreadable. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize reliably.
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Holi
Will Tamplin
Indiana
Orden
Japan
Chicas
Anin
Lindetram
Mass Deare
Ciengat Frederi
Fapus
Toescar
Friend
le Is Enid
Tweney
Tirand Apis
Geerit Motsa
Taexhiy
Injiries Sienadweril
Pevis
Frank White
Auimien
Eieci
Sitie
George Clare
Serie
Oewege
Ly Shoatins
Lake Jsrie
Faye Chikdren Borneck
Minard
Dames
Kenmcky Man Ke
Inghad‘ngoan
Cewan Creek
Cloonty
William Bhegher
Shepherd
Sona
Lina Oon
Peoria
Deter
Soto Bolle
Dhue
Colorado
Cotas
Iene Warshington
Aoneura
Policamwen
Aliway
Teonseth
Wel Greeree Okley
Setapathine
Tn Heaton
Catumpit
Mingila
Puebda
Cae Lunpit
Fia
Caira
Salt Lake
Bhoard Ranch
Wuas
Viavana
Pederaios Mora
Sngizenie Court
Resemis
Sicaaner Lowa
Troland
Blaule
Pbye
Connellsvilla
Bai Atorher
Ditaesde Limited
Ems
Froy
Lioilister’s
Hawkeye State
Smith
Qhaves
Araketedo
Webster City
Dante Whitaker
Webster Cir
Ikeavik Young Library
Willson Avende
The
Deere
Dail Yoong
Young
Christman
Crtumwa
David Welliver
Ainsworth
Cilieen
Jenne
Masontes
Chicago, Mil- Paul
Cies
Magen
Witieli
WAR ON Meat Trust
Law
Got Him
Morris Elstor
Tenry Parka
Tra- Zilina
Jack
St. Nivaslas
Ernie He Mather Mahamer
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